⚡ Happy International Harry Potter Day!🧙‍♂️✨

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nutmeg7

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Posted: 9 months ago

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a group of people are holding up their wands in the dark .

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TheMinion

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Posted: 9 months ago

#12

My god, I read the title as “Happy Anniversary Harry Potter”

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Swetha

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Posted: 9 months ago

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https://x.com/HPotterUniverse/status/1124132782161235968

Belated Happy International HP Day smiley31

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Aerielle

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Posted: 9 months ago

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Mrinalini

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Posted: 9 months ago

#15

Originally posted by: Wistfulness

Always is hands down the G.O.A.T. movie moment. It's a cinematic marvel with the melancholic and haunting background score enhancing the tragedy. I missed Snape’s lately, only those whom I could not save which was a part of the same scene. Though the emotion was conveyed in Charity Burbage's death scene.
I wish the movies included Snape’s epic roasting of Bellatrix and Sirius. Those dialogues in Rickman's Snape voice would've been riot.

This will forever be top tier for me. And Alan Rickman was such a phenomenal actor and damn his voice… smiley42 smiley27

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MJ1009cc

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Posted: 9 months ago

#16

Happy Harry potter day!

Movies were more enjoyable. Used to be fun watching 'em in the theaters.

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magical7

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Posted: 6 months ago

#17

Always” is truly one of the most powerful moments in the entire series. Alan Rickman delivered it with such restraint and quiet devastation — it still gives me chills. He brought so much depth and complexity to Snape, capturing the pain, guilt, and unwavering love that defined the character. Even though the films left out some key lines and scenes, Rickman’s performance spoke volumes. You could feel everything Snape had been carrying all those years in just that one word. He truly was the perfect Snape — no one else could’ve brought him to life the way he did